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What it’s worth: value for squid jigs
by Jarrod Day • Do calamari really know what an artificial jig is worth? I think not. Can calamari tell the difference between a $2 jig and a $30 jig? I think not, so then […]
Year: 2018
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Turning to the dark side
by Justin Wilmer • Busy lives can often see us anglers struggling to get out on the water as much as we would like and the ability to make the most of small windows of […]
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Welcoming the weed
by Justin Wilmer • Weed – we curse it, pick it off our baits and lures and avoid locations because of its presence. For fish though, weed beds offer shelter, increased warmth and also salinity […]
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Kamikaze kayak crabbing
by Justin Wilmer • Last year I wrote about chasing crabs and crayfish from the kayak. There’s no doubt that the kayak is an ideal vessel for chasing crustaceans. You can launch anywhere, travel across […]
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Black Magic Master Class – Bait fishing for snapper
by Paul Lennon • One of the best things about winter along the mid-north coast of NSW is the snapper fishing. While quality reds can be caught all year round, it’s the winter months that […]
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The Bass Lodge – not just an angler’s retreat
by David Seaman • When I think of bass fishing I recall the fatigue of camping, burned and smoky meals and nights on the river that lead to total exhaustion by the end of a […]
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Gonna land me a longtail!
by Paul Lennon • On the Mid North Coast of NSW the longtail season is one of the most hotly-anticipated times of the year for anglers. This is especially the case for land-based game anglers, […]
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Rocking around the beaches and headlands
by David Seaman • In NSW the seascape changes from high cliffs and deep water in the south, to shallow fingers of rocks and broken reef around the Mid Coast. The common feature that extends […]
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Hotspot: Get out in the yak for bass during winter
by Peter Phelps • Now, just when you thought it was time to pack the kayak away for the winter months, I urge you to reconsider and read on. When you think of typical kayak […]
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Iluka’s got the lot!
by Wayne Kampe • When I first visited Iluka the massive sea walls on the mighty Clarence River were still being constructed. Rail lines were carrying huge natural rocks dug from a quarry, as well […]
